Daiwa Saltiga Cuddler 185F

Product Description

What was required of the Saltiga Cuddler, a model supervised by Ryota Segawa , was a long flight distance and a swimming action that would allow it to swim steadily even in tough conditions.
The tail was narrowed down to greatly reduce air resistance, and the shape allowed for a stable flying posture that would not lose balance even in strong headwinds or crosswinds, creating a great advantage in flight distance.
In addition, a counterweight was installed on the back, and attention was paid to the posture at which it floats up, adjusting it so that it floats up in the same posture even when the water surface is rough, allowing it to dive underwater regardless of the water surface conditions. The action pursued was a three-dimensional spiral S-shaped action, with the entire body moving widely to attract fish from a wide range.